Where can fly missiles of the DPRK. Infographics

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North Korean leader ready to use nuclear weapon against the US in case of provocation. Infographics where the missiles can fly and where the main forces in the region are located.

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  1. svp67 Rank
    svp67
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    2 October 2017 08: 02
    To the question:
    Where can the DPRK rockets reach?
    ?
    The answer is: "Far. Especially if the wind is fair ..."
  2. Kostadinov Rank
    Kostadinov
    +1
    2 October 2017 10: 47
    If someone really wants to easily check where North Korean missiles can fly and at the same time what kind of warheads they have. .
  3. ammunition Rank
    ammunition
    0
    15 October 2017 15: 10
    The DPRK has already completely debugged the production of Glushkovsky, 40-ton (thrust of 40 tons), heptyl rocket engine. This is a very reliable engine. On our "Styles" on 4 such in the first step.
    Great engines!
    And the Koreans are already producing them. And with good workmanship.

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